Bihar state GK MCQ

1. The food processing industry in Bihar has the potential to utilize the state’s:

Agricultural produce
Mineral resources
Skilled IT workforce
Proximity to beaches

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2. The founder of the Maurya Empire was:

Chandragupta Maurya
Bindusara
Ashoka
Brihadratha

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3. Inland fisheries in Bihar are based on:

Rivers and ponds
Lakes and reservoirs
Coastal aquaculture
All of the above

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4. Modernization of railway infrastructure in Bihar, including electrification, can lead to:

Faster travel times
Increased capacity
Reduced environmental impact
All of the above

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5. Small, isolated hills called ‘monadnocks’ can be found in the southern parts of Bihar. These are remnants of:

Recent volcanic activity
Ancient mountain ranges
Glacial deposits
River erosion

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6. Bihar’s service sector is rapidly growing and includes:

Finance, IT, Education, Healthcare
Shipping, Ports, Logistics
Mining, Construction
Agriculture, Food Processing

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7. Bihar’s economy is predominantly:

Agriculture-based
Industry-based
Service-based
Mining-based

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8. Sand mining in Bihar’s rivers can lead to:

Riverbank erosion
Habitat destruction
Navigation challenges
All of the above

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9. Climate change poses risks to horticulture in Bihar, such as:

Unpredictable weather patterns
Heat stress on crops
Increase in pests and diseases
All of the above

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class="screen-reader-text">Climate change poses risks to horticulture in Bihar, such as:

10. Bihar’s forests provide habitat for important wildlife species such as:

Tigers, elephants, and rhinoceros
Deer, monkeys, and bears
Birds and reptiles
All of the above

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